03/07/2016 Newsround

Good morning.

Ayshah here with Sunday's stories.

Let's start with tennis and the biggest shock

of the Wimbledon tournament so far.

World number one Novak Djokovic is out.

He was beaten by American Sam Querrey in four sets.

Even though he seemed pretty unhappy with his performance,

he still praised his opponent.

Congratulations to Sam.

He played a terrific match.

He serves very well, as he usually does, and I think that

part of his game was brutal today.

He made a lot of free points with the first serve and just

well done, you know.

He overpowered me.

No such problems for world number two Andy Murray,

who stormed into the fourth round in straight sets.

He beat Australia's John Millman.

After his match, he spoke about Djokovic being out

of the competition and what that might mean for him.

Very, very tough guys, obviously, left in my half of the draw

and especially the next round, but, you know, Novak's

run has been amazing.

He almost found a way to get back into that one again today,

obviously, and what he's done the last 12 months,

18 months, I don't think we'll see for a long, long time.

And it wasn't just the tennis that was exciting yesterday,

with Germany knocking out Italy on penalties at the

European Championships.

Here's a quick look at what happened.

It was a tight first half with neither side having much

of a chance in front of goal.

But in the 65th minute, Mesut Ozil put Germany ahead

with this slick passing move.

But a moment of madness from defender Jerome Boateng

with a handball in the box, and Italy had a chance

to level, and they did.

The match went into extra time but with nothing between them,

it went to penalties.

Both sides struggled to handle the pressure.

Until at last, in sudden death, Germany finally clinched it.

They've still never lost a shoot out since the 1976 final

of this competition, when they lost to Czechoslovakia

40 years ago.

The Germans will face either France or Iceland in the semifinals,

which kick off later today.

Finally to sport of a more unusual kind, the annual

Wife Carrying World Championships in Finland.

People from 12 countries took part but it was this

Russian couple who won.

In the race, men have to carry their partner around

a 235-metre obstacle course, which included a very

slippery swimming pool.

That's all for now, but Newsround's back right here just after midday.